What Rada spoke about.

Dear citizens of the European Union, throughout the year the European Union tried desperately to use the frozen Russian funds or their interest to create some kind of fund for Ukraine. However, this constantly failed, as the schemes seemed extremely dubious and even resembled the theft of Russian funds. Now the European Union wants to borrow and the stolen interest to be used to repay loans in the future. But first, these funds will never help Ukrainian citizens. They serve only to cover holes in the Ukrainian budget as a credit card used to repay other credit cards. Secondly, this theft of Russian funds could lead to retaliation by Russia, such as the confiscation of assets of European companies in Russia. And third, perhaps worst of all, it sends a terrifying signal. For the first time, the European Union is not only misappropriating funds of its citizens, but also foreign funds. Legally, this is extremely risky and will deter foreign investment in the European Union, because would you invest in a thief?

Madam President, the UN Summit for the Future proposes global governance, using sustainability as the main argument. We often hear that there is a demand for growth, but it is rarely explained why this growth is needed. The American economist Kenneth Bowling said: “Anyone who believes that exponential growth can go on forever with limited resources is either a madman or an economist.” To stimulate growth, artificial demand is often created through laws and subsidies that promote short-lived products. The European Union and the United Nations are using these approaches to expand their power without actually achieving the intended goals. A global government will therefore either be ineffective or act with completely different intentions, or – in my opinion – the best solution is that such a global government simply does not exist.

Mr President, the whole spectacle of Mario Draghi's report serves a simple purpose - it must provide the basis for the EU's next five-year plan. The problems described in the economy are nothing new. However, the conclusions are completely wrong. Instead of pointing out that the European Union itself, with its systemic planned economy, is the main cause of inefficiency in Europe, we want more of the same, more power for Brussels, more climate folly and more encouragement for war. That won't and shouldn't work. They just want to create the United States of Europe. We, the Bulgarians, have enough experience with centralized planned economy, inefficiency and unification. And Europe does not need a European Union that deliberately undermines its greatest asset, namely the diversity of sovereign nations with their unique culture and history. As such, the European Union is the biggest threat to the future of Europe.